How to use the @boost/terminal.style.supportsColor function in @boost/terminal
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milesj / boost / packages / core / src / Reporter.ts View on Github 
hasColorSupport(level: number = 1): boolean {
return style.supportsColor && style.supportsColor.level >= level;
}@boost/terminal
A collection of utilities for managing and interacting with a terminal.
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